December 2005/January 2006

The “Responsibility to Dissect”
Foreign Policy Issue

Editor’s Dispatch:
The Responsibility to Protect Dissect

No Longer Welcome
by Joseph Castaldo
Canada’s Immigration Refugee Board
closes the door on Romani refugees
from Hungary

“Detestable murderers and scumbags”
by Justin Podur & Sonali Kolhatkar

Making sense of Canada’s deployment in Afghanistan

Good Night Battle of Britain,
Good Morning, Gaza
by Jon Elmer
Maple Flag, the Israeli Air Force, and “the new type of battle we are being asked to fight”

“Legalized Imperialism”
by Anthony Fenton
“Responsibility to Protect” and the Dubious Case of Haiti

UN Human Rights Committee condemns Canadian inaction
on Lubicon land claim

by Richard Milligan

On Top of a Gold Mine
by Melissa Gibson

Canadian mining corporations wreak havoc in the Philippines

Guantanamo North?
by Jessica Squires
Security Certificates and secret trials in Canada

Reviews:
Latta on Maude Barlow’s Too Close for Comfort
T. Mitchell on Rebecca Solnit’s Hope in the Dark
Garden on Yves Engler and Anthony Fenton’s Canada in Haiti
Jensen on Jim Harding’s After Iraq

Quotes from the Underground
On responsibility and solidarity

The Last Word
by Peter Dodson
Canada fails the sustainability test

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